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    Giftskåpet Praktik och princip Karin Arbelius Institutionen för ABM Uppsatser inom biblioteks- & informationsvetenskap ISSN 1650-4267 Masteruppsats, 30 högskolepoäng, 2011, nr 543 Författare/Author Karin Arbelius Svensk titel Giftskåpet: Praktik och princip English Title The Poison Cabinet: Practice and Principle Handledare/Supervisor Ulrika Kjellman Abstract The aim of this thesis is to examine the historical use of ―poison cabinets‖, or restricted shelves, in Swedish libra- ries. Drawing upon the theories of Mary Douglas and Michel Foucault, it also seeks to sketch a cultural and ideo- logical context of the practice; with the emphasis on social or mental hygiene, and disciplinary aspects. Through qualitative interviews as well as digitalized recordings of librarians active during the first half of the 20th century, actual examples of poison cabinets are presented. A closer examination is conducted of past collections at Lund University Library, and two large public libraries situated in Växjö and Sigtuna. The essay also investigates views on library censorship, controversial literature, and other related subjects reflected in the library press during the period 1916–1979. In summary, the researched material suggests a historically widespread use of restricted collections, al- though the objectives of its use differ depending on library function. While the collection at Lund University Library appears to have been the result of state censorship, and is associated with the obligation to preserve mate- rials imposed on legal deposit libraries, public libraries‘ poison cabinets have had a stronger connection to an educational reading culture. As such, public libraries‘ main concerns have been less about bad books, more about easy-to-corrupt patrons.